Dirt Doctor Radio Show on Organic Gardening Call in or listen to the Dirt Doctor's radio show every Saturday morning in the  Dallas/Fort Worth area from 11:00AM – Noon on KSKY News Talk 660AM.  Also every Sunday morning from 8:00AM – 11:00AM central time in Dallas/Fort Worth and other cities across America.  Call in or listen to the national show as we talk about  natural organic gardening, pest control, healthy living and anything else on your mind. The shows are also available for replay via webcasts and download. To find a radio station in your area or to download a past show, click on Radio.   The phone number for questions or comments during the show is: 1-866-444-3478 (DIRT) Naturally Yours,                                                  Howard Garrett The Dirt Doctor

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Support TORC Donate Today! Plant of the Week Guava Travel with the Dirt Doctor San Miguel de Allende, Mexico Daily Dirt:  Growing plants in the wind. Question from Springtown, TX:  We live on a hill and it is so windy here my seedlings have a hard time with the wind.  They get broken at the stem.  Are there any plants that thrive with high winds?  A: Look around at the native plants you see growing in the wild there. Plants like cedar elm, eastern red cedar, Texas ash, and live oak should form the structure of your planting. Then fill in with Mexican buckeye, yaupon holly, possumhaw, abelia, agarita and other tough plants that can take the harsh conditions. Herb Festival 2008 Saturday May 17, 2008 Fort Worth Botanic Garden Center 9:00 a.m. - 3:00 p.m. See a list of vendors and Festival activities - Print the Festival Flyer - 1:30 p.m -  Featured Speaker The Dirt Doctor--Howard Garrett